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Hola Francisco.javier, gracias por contestarme. He pasado el elistara. La pantalla final ponía: Total directorios:19456 total de ficheros:178745 total ficheros analizados:55560 ficheros infectados: 5 Ficheros eliminados: 0
6458 cadenas víricas.
CES_PLUGINHOST.DLL --- AdWare.Agent.BN(TB) PSTOOLBOX --- MalWare.Celular JLI.DLL ---SpyBurner JLI.DLL ---SpyBurner PART32.DLL ---WinAntiVirus Pro 2006 (cpl)
Despues de copiarlo a mano me di cuenta de que habia un informe escrito en Word ( lo que hace no saber...) Sun Apr 06 17:14:55 2008 EliStartPage v15.99 ©2008 S.G.H. / Satinfo S.L. -------------------------------------------------- Lista de Acciones (por Acción Directa):
Sun Apr 06 17:15:04 2008 EliStartPage v15.99 ©2008 S.G.H. / Satinfo S.L. -------------------------------------------------- Lista de Acciones (por Exploración): Explorando Unidad C:\ C:\Program Files\Acer Zone\Acer Plug and Record\Component\CES_PLUGINHOST.DLL --> Infectado, AdWare.Agent.BN(TB) C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS3\MATLAB\PSTOOLBOX.HTML --> Infectado, MalWare.Celular C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.6.0_02\bin\JLI.DLL --> Infectado, SpyBurner C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.6.0_05\bin\JLI.DLL --> Infectado, SpyBurner C:\Program Files\NewTech Infosystems\NTI Backup NOW! 4.7\PART32.DLL --> Infectado, WinAntiVirus Pro 2006 (cpl)
Nº Total de Directorios: 19456 Nº Total de Ficheros: 178745 Nº de Ficheros Analizados: 55560 Nº de Ficheros Infectados: 5 Nº de Ficheros Limpiados: 0
Sun Apr 06 18:15:04 2008 EliStartPage v15.99 ©2008 S.G.H. / Satinfo S.L. -------------------------------------------------- Lista de Acciones (por Exploración): Explorando Unidad D:\
Nº Total de Directorios: 50 Nº Total de Ficheros: 1589 Nº de Ficheros Analizados: 85 Nº de Ficheros Infectados: 0 Nº de Ficheros Limpiados: 0
Despues pasé el nod online, como me dijiste, tardó 6 horas y encontró y borró 6 trats?? pero cuando iba a copiarlos se me apagó el ordenador. Salió una pantalla azul y se reinició el ordenador. Al volver a Windows, el informe que dió fue: Virus alert: Microsoft detected the WinNT / Bagle.gen virus on your computer
This problem was caused by WinNT / Bagle.gen, a known computer virus.
WinNT / Bagle.gen is also known by the following names:
Win32/Ursnif Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Bagle.cu W32.Beagle.GM Troj/BagleDl-DB Troj/Bagle-TH Solution
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To prevent this problem from occurring again, go to Windows Live OneCare safety scanner online and click Full Service Scan.
What to do if you can't access Windows Live OneCare
Sometimes, a virus can damage your Internet connection or prevent you from visiting a specific website. If you have access to the Internet but are unable to scan your computer at the Windows Live OneCare website, you can try to download the Malicious Software Removal tool to the computer with the virus.
To download and run the Malicious Software Removal Tool, follow these steps:
Go online to the Malicious Software Removal Tool download site, and then download the tool. Double-click the tool named Windows-KB890830-V1.18 Self-Extracting Cabinet. Note that the name of the tool might be slightly different because the version numbers change. Click Run to start the tool, and then follow the installation wizard. When you are asked to choose a Scan Type, choose Full Scan. If you are unable to download this tool because of a damaged Internet connection and you have access to another computer with an Internet connection, download the tool to removable media. You can then copy the tool to the computer with the virus using the removable media.
Examples of removable media
USB flash drive CD-RW disc DVD-RW disc To download, copy, and run the Malicious Software Removal Tool, follow these steps:
Go online to the Malicious Software Removal Tool download site, and then download the tool named Windows-KB890830-V1.18 Self-Extracting Cabinet to removable media. Note that the name of the tool might be slightly different because the version numbers change. On the infected computer, insert the removable media with the Malicious Software Removal Tool, open the removable media, and then double-click the tool named Windows-KB890830-V1.18 Self-Extracting Cabinet. Click Run to start the tool, and then follow the installation wizard. When you are asked to choose a Scan Type, choose Full Scan. Additional information
To keep yourself informed of the latest security issues, visit the Microsoft security website.
To see a list of Microsoft and third-party solutions for spyware, adware, and antivirus software, go to the following webpage online.
Security software: Downloads and trials
Note: You can avoid this and many other errors by running Automatic Update and running an up-to-date anti-virus application. Automatic Update keeps your computer up-to-date and secure by notifying you as soon as updates become available.
Learn more about Automatic Update. Review the article 49500 for a list of anti-virus software vendors.
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Mi ingles está entre malo y malísimo. ¿vuelvo a pasar el nod online para copiar el informe? Gracias
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